Park Lane Club poker - access and play

What the Tables Actually Look Like

Park Lane Club poker is not based around a big, noisy poker room, and it is better to know that in advance rather than arrive expecting rows of tournament tables. Poker here sits on the main gaming floor, where the core format is Three Card Poker alongside American Roulette, Blackjack and Baccarat. It is a player-vs-house style of game, which matches the overall atmosphere of the club. Focused, compact, a smaller number of tables, and usually no long delays while you wait for a seat.

The Three Card Poker layout comes with a little twist on top. There are two Unlimited Progressive Jackpots linked to this game, so the jackpot amount keeps rolling upwards hand after hand until someone finally hits the trigger combination. Every time you sit down, you are not only playing the standard hand but also, if you choose the side option, feeding into something that is quietly building in the background.

We also keep poker-trained dealing staff on site on a continuous basis. An active LinkedIn vacancy for an Experienced Poker Dealer at Park Lane Club London makes it clear this is not a one-off seasonal thing or a short promotion. Where there is stable staffing, there is stable availability, and that is how we run the poker side of the floor.

For anything more detailed about play - buy-ins, how limits are structured on a specific table, or what exactly is running on a given night - the most accurate source is still a direct conversation with us. You can call on +44 (0)20 3759 5050, or send an enquiry to [email protected] and pick up the details from there.

Getting In: Membership and Access

Park Lane Club operates as a private members’ casino. That applies to everything inside - the gaming areas, the poker tables, the bar. To set foot on the gaming floor you need to hold membership with us. We occupy the premium end of the London casino market, and the service model, pace of play, and general dress of the room all sit in that space.

Joining is not complicated, but it is also not fully laid out step by step on public pages. Precise membership terms and any fees attached to them are not listed in detail on the Metropolitan Casinos website, so the first move is always to talk to the club directly.

In practice, entry usually comes together like this:

1. Contact us by phone on +44 (0)20 3759 5050 or by email at [email protected] and ask about current membership conditions.
2. Provide any application or registration information we request at that point.
3. Complete identity checks or any additional vetting required under our membership policy and UK regulations.
4. Once accepted, confirm when you plan to visit - doors open from 2pm every day.
5. Make your way to 22 Park Lane, Mayfair; our entrance sits next to the London Hilton on Park Lane.
6. Show your membership details at the door so reception can clear your access to the gaming areas.
7. When you reach the floor, head over to the poker tables and check current availability with the floor team.
8. Before you buy in or place your first wager, look at the table limits and ask the dealer about the latest jackpot status.

One small but useful reminder that applies here and at similar venues: for a first visit to a private members’ club, it is almost always worth calling or emailing ahead rather than walking in unannounced. Conditions, opening arrangements, even dress expectations can shift, and a brief call can save time and travel.

Finding the Venue

Our address is 22 Park Lane, Mayfair, London, with the club positioned right alongside the London Hilton on Park Lane, one of the city’s well-known five-star hotels. Being in Mayfair puts us close to central London landmarks and main roads, though guests coming for poker or table games are usually focused on their evening in the club rather than the wider neighbourhood.

Hyde Park Corner Underground Station is the closest Tube stop, at roughly a seven-minute walk from our front door. It sits on the Piccadilly line, which connects through much of central London with one change or none in a lot of cases. For those driving in, you can use parking at the London Hilton on Park Lane, and there is also Euro Car Parks around five minutes away on foot from our entrance.

Hours and the Layout Inside

We open seven days a week, from 2pm onwards. Closing times are not described completely consistently across all official sources - one of our pages lists 6am and another lists 7am. If you are planning to stay very late, the sensible thing is to confirm with the club before you travel, so you know how long the poker and table games will be running that night.

The internal layout is not a single, flat hall full of tables. We have a main gaming room, a gaming terrace, and a private gaming room. On top of that, there is a lounge and an exclusive bar area. The result is a set of separate but connected spaces rather than one large box, which changes how an evening feels compared to a bigger commercial casino where everything is in one giant room.

Inside, one of the design details people mention are the crystal ceilings. That sort of finish aligns with our position among Mayfair private members’ clubs rather than a high-street venue. We also run monthly events as part of the regular schedule, and dates are shared on Instagram at @parklaneclublondon so players can see what is coming up before they drop in.

Regulation and Responsible Gaming

Park Lane Club operates under a licence from the Gambling Commission in Great Britain, held under account number 689. The licence sits with Metropolitan Casinos, the parent group that manages the venue. That brings us under the full UK framework for player protection, age checks, anti-money laundering controls and responsible gambling rules. All of those standards apply directly to play at the Park Lane Club poker tables on the gaming floor.

On the Metropolitan Casinos events page for Park Lane Club you will see “Take Time To Think” messaging, which forms part of the Betting and Gaming Council’s safer gambling campaign. That is not just a logo placement - it is a standard compliance requirement for licensed operators in the UK, and we follow that requirement alongside others.

If at any stage you feel concerned about how you or someone close to you is gambling, you can speak to our team directly at the club, or contact GamCare or BeGambleAware for independent help. The Gambling Commission licence number, 689, can be checked if you want to confirm the regulatory status of Park Lane Club and Metropolitan Casinos independently through official registers.

Park Lane Club Within Metropolitan Casinos

Park Lane Club forms part of the Metropolitan Casinos group of venues. The group looks after our digital presence at metropolitancasinos.com, where the club is listed as “Park Lane Club, Mayfair - Casino in London.” Licensing, regulatory frameworks, and group-wide operating standards are all handled centrally at this level and then applied within the club.

Some older listings and directories still use the name “Metropolitan Park Lane” when referring to the same property. That reflects a period when rebranding options were explored. The name that is in active use now across our official website and social media channels is Park Lane Club, but both labels ultimately point to the same address at 22 Park Lane.

For poker reservations, private hire, event questions or just help with directions, the Metropolitan Casinos contact page for Park Lane Club is the main reference point. Ongoing updates and shorter notices, including anything that touches on poker nights or general gaming evenings, are usually posted on Instagram at @parklaneclublondon and on X/Twitter through @ParkLaneCasino.